This tutorial shows you how to export data from Oracle to excel sheet. sql developer is used in this tutorial to export the data with two methods. Please feel free to comment. Please subscribe for more

What is the best way to get data into an Oracle database?
This session covers how to bulk load data quickly into an Oracle database. It will help developers avoid common gotchas that will limit performance, and it gives insight into how to make sure the solution will be database AND DBA-friendly!
Example SQL is used to demonstrate the solution, and links to working examples will be provided.

Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/DataStax/using-spark-to-load-oracle-data-into-cassandra-jim-hatcher-ihs-markit-c-summit-2016 | Spark is an execution framework designed to operate on distributed systems like Cassandra. It's a handy tool for many things, including ETL (extract, transform, and load) jobs. In this session, let me share with you some tips and tricks that I have learned through experience. I'm no oracle, but I can guarantee these tips will get you well down the path of pulling your relational data into Cassandra.
About the Speaker
Jim Hatcher Principal Architect, IHS Markit
Jim Hatcher is a software architect with a passion for data. He has spent most of his 20 year career working with relational databases, but he has been working with Big Data technologies such as Cassandra, Solr, and Spark for the last several years. He has supported systems with very large databases at companies like First Data, CyberSource, and Western Union. He is currently working at IHS, supporting an Electronic Parts Database which tracks half a billion electronic parts using Cassandra.

This question comes up about as frequently as the ‘how do I import data to Oracle Database’ question.
It’s pretty simple once you’ve ran through the process a few times. But you may be here because you’ve never ran through the process before.

This is Oracle forms tutorial exporting data using for cursor loop to excel file invoking excel application with OLE2 forms built in package. OLE2 package contains all the stuff to invoke the property, procedures and function within an excel application. It creates the file, add workbook, add worksheet, put data to cells of worksheet and set properties like font size ,font color and font size of the cells. It saves the file as well.
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Excel has various tools that can help you easily clean up your raw data for further analysis. Apart from using formulas and formatting, there are two useful Excel features that let you easily clean up. One method is text to columns feature and the other to import external data.
The Get External Data tool can be used to import and analyse data from other systems. This tool is also useful for importing data to run your dashboards or do further analysis using pivot tables, etc. Usually you can get data extracts from any system (e.g. “.dat” or “.csv” from Oracle, “.xml” files from SAP, etc.). These can be imported into Excel.
Importing External Data also gives you control over the decimals and thousand separator, especially if you’re dealing with international companies. In the US, the decimal is dot and the comma is a thousand separator and in most European countries it’s the other way round, where the comma is a decimal and the dot a thousand separator. It’s always safest to Import it properly with the Excel Data Import wizard!
After importing press Ctrl + T to create a table out of it. You can create a pivot table off this one, and when you do, even if you add more data to it, the pivot reflects the new data.
Importing Data from the Web / Internet into Excel – creating web queries that refresh automatically:
In Excel you can also import data directly from the web. You basically create a web query which you set to refresh automatically based on your preference.
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Presented by Kellyn Pot'Vin
30 August 2012
Summary:
Since their introduction with Oracle 10g, AWR and ASH data has offered the Database professional enhanced performance reporting capabilities that previously were only gleamed via statspack and reporting queries.
In this webinar, Kellyn Pot'Vin, Senior Technical Consultant at Enkitec, will take you through the requirements, reporting basics and differences of AWR and ASH. You will learn:
- Reasons to use both reports.
- A firm understanding of each report and its format.
- Knowledge of the differing versions of the AWR report and when best utilized.
- The power of ASH Reporting in real-time trouble-shooting.
- Ability to utilize the reports at the command line and from Enterprise Manager.
A live Q&A session with Kellyn Pot'Vin follows the presentation.
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Learn Database Export and Import using MySQL Workbench. Open MySQL Workbench and logged in to MySQL database server using 'root' username and password. In previous couple of videos we learned how to Create, Alter, Drop Databases and Tables and also how to Insert, Read, Update, Delete data rows using MySQL Workbench. In this lecture we will learn how to Export and Import the database using MySQL Workbench.
First of all to Export the databases or tables, from top menu 'Server' select 'Data Export' Option, which opens a new window of data export settings and options. The left section on the window displays all the existing databases on our MySQL database server. When we select a database by clicking on it, it displays all the respected tables under the selected database. We can select one or multiple database check-boxes to include the database in the Export file. Under 'Export Options' section, You can change the default export path of you choice. I'll keep the default one. By selecting first option that is 'Export to Dump Project Folder'. MySQL Workbench will save the save all tables as separate SQL file under one folder. Which is useful when you will be importing or restoring the export file one by one table. I'll go ahead quickly and first save as 'Export to Dump Project Folder', MySQL Workbench displays the progress bar and log. Now, I'll again export the database using 'Export to Self-contained File' option.
To demonstrate the import first I'll delete the existing 'students' table under 'mytestdb' database. Display database details by clicking on 'i' symbol, select 'tables' tab. Select and right click 'students' table, and click 'Drop Table' option, confirm and delete the table. Click 'refresh' to update the tables section and we have no table in our 'mytestdb' database. Now select the database and from 'data import' window, select 'import from dump folder. 'Load folder contents' and select only 'mytestdb' database and click start import button to import 'students' table again. Go to 'mytestdb' database information window again and click 'refresh' button to reload table list again. and the 'students' table is back.
Check out the whole playlist of MySQL Workbench Introduction Tutorials or Individual video from the following links,
MySQL Workbench Tutorial: Introduction to MySQL Workbench for Beginners Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGQ7PGZ1u24&list=PLhwzZMYRiUEq5e5TJCznKVuPAsnNzT8k5
MySQL Workbench: Understand What is MySQL Workbench?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGQ7PGZ1u24
MySQL Workbench Add User and Connect to Database
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7whjxMqYU4
MySQL Workbench Create, Alter, Drop Database
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qzE6SN8AZU
MySQL Workbench Create, Alter, Drop Table
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luBmETAk30k
MySQL Workbench Insert, Read, Update, Delete Data Rows
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb7abQ6ROy4
MySQL Workbench Database Export and Import
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jvul-wr-_Bg
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Unstructured data (weblogs, social media feeds, sensor data, etc.) is increasingly acquired and processed in Hadoop. Applications need to combine the processed data with structured data in the database for analysis. This session will cover Oracle Loader for Hadoop for high speed load from Hadoop to Oracle Database, from source formats such as Hive tables and weblogs.

Steven Feuerstein, Oracle Corporation
Darryl Hurley, Implestrat.com
Did you know that Oracle Database 12c makes it easy for you to store, manipulate, and serve up JSON documents? You certainly do NOT need to install a document store database side-by-side with Oracle Database when your UI developers start demanding JSON! Join Steven Feuerstein for an interview with and demonstrations by Darryl Hurley of Implestrat.com. Darryl, an active database developer and DBA for many years, has lately been diving into the JSON features of 12.1 and 12.2. Make sure you are positioned to have a smart conversation with the JavaScript developers in your company about how you can help meet their JSON needs.

This video tutorial is about creating a data model on existing schema using Oracle SQL Developer. This tutorial also includes adding referential constraints with data model and generating DDL from the data model.

we can export ( expdp ) and import ( impdp ) Full Oracle Database using datapump utility.
we can use expdp for export and impdp for import.
In this video i am showing you how to export Full Oracle Database and how to import Schema, Tablespace, Tables, Viwes using Datapump utility.
It is very easy to understand.

How to quickly load data from a spreadsheet or delimited file to a new or existing table in Oracle SQL Developer.
Also briefly cover using the same interface for setting up SQL*Loader runs or External (staging) Tables.

PL/SQL Tutorial 1 (Oracle): Importing data from an Excel Spreadsheet
In this tutorial I show you how to import data from excel into a table in Oracle PL/SQL Developer.
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AWS and Amazon RDS provide advanced features and architectures that enable graceful migration, high performance, elastic scaling, and high availability for Oracle database workloads. Learn best practices for realizing the benefits of the cloud while reducing costs, by running Oracle on AWS in a variety of single- and multi-instance topologies. This session teaches you to take advantage of features unique to AWS and Amazon RDS to free your databases from the confines of the conventional data center.

Oracle ACE Director and Business Intelligence specialist Cameron Lackpour steps up to the 2 minute challenge with an Essbase tech tip based on these three posts from his blog:
Undocumented MDX grammar for crazy fast BSO engine exports:
http://camerons-blog-for-essbase-hackers.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-fastest-way-to-export-targeted-data.html
What's fastest by engine type (written before Hybrid was released):
http://camerons-blog-for-essbase-hackers.blogspot.com/2013/07/what-makes-essbase-data-extraction-fast.html
Why DATAEXPORT and Report Scripts don't work in Hybrid, but MDX does:
http://camerons-blog-for-essbase-hackers.blogspot.com/2014/04/limitations-in-hybrid-bso-essbase.html

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This step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the process for sending an external hard drive to Amazon for uploading large amounts of data to Amazon S3 or Glacier using the AWS Import/Export service.
In this video, you'll learn the following:
1. How to sign up for Amazon Web Services
2. Download the AWS Import/Export tool
3. How to edit the AWSCredentials.properties file
4. How to view your Access Key and Secret Key for AWS
5. How to create and fill out the manifest file
6. How to create a job and get a job ID
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Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) is a web service that makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale a relational database in the cloud. With Amazon RDS, you can deploy multiple editions of Oracle Database 11g in minutes with cost-efficient and re-sizable hardware capacity.
In this webinar, we'll discuss how to get the most out of the service, including techniques for migrating data in and out.

Discover effective solution for migrating your on-premise Oracle database to a cloud and take advantage of our fast and error-free approach. Learn more at https://www.dbbest.com/blog/fast-and-error-free-migration-aws-cloud.